The Cup of Comus, Fact And Fancy
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And through the mist there goes a cry, Not of the earth nor of the sky, But of the years that have passed by.
And with the cry there comes the rain.
Whispering of all that was in vain At every door and window-pane.
And she, who waits beside the rose.
Hears, with her heart, a hoof that goes.
Galloping afar to where none knows.
And then she bows her head and weeps . .
And suddenly a shadow sweeps Around, and in its darkening deeps.
The house, the girl, the cliffs and stream Are gone. — And they, ...and all things seem But phantoms, merely, in a dream.
26 THE WIND WITCH rr^HE wind that met her in the park, -*- Came hurrying to my side — It ran to me, it leapt to me.
And nowhere would abide.
It whispered in my ear a word, So sweet a word, I swear, It smelt of honey and the kiss It'd stolen from her hair.
Then shouted me the flowery way Whereon she walked with dreams.
And bade me wait and watch her pass Among the glooms and gleams.
It ran to meet her as she came And clasped her to its breast ; It kissed her throat, her chin, her mouth, And laughed its merriest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And through the mist there goes a cry, Not of the earth nor of the sky, But of the years that have passed by.
And with the cry there comes the rain.
Whispering of all that was in vain At every door and window-pane.
And she, who waits beside the rose.
Hears, with her heart, a hoof that goes.
Galloping afar to where none knows.
And then she bows her head and weeps . .
And suddenly a shadow sweeps Around, and in its darkening deeps.
The house, the girl, the cliffs and stream Are gone. — And they, ...and all things seem But phantoms, merely, in a dream.
26 THE WIND WITCH rr^HE wind that met her in the park, -*- Came hurrying to my side — It ran to me, it leapt to me.
And nowhere would abide.
It whispered in my ear a word, So sweet a word, I swear, It smelt of honey and the kiss It'd stolen from her hair.
Then shouted me the flowery way Whereon she walked with dreams.
And bade me wait and watch her pass Among the glooms and gleams.
It ran to meet her as she came And clasped her to its breast ; It kissed her throat, her chin, her mouth, And laughed its merriest.
What to read after The Cup of Comus, Fact And Fancy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cawein Madison Julius to read onlineMoreLess
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